Artist. Playwright. Storyteller.
Deanna Strasse is a Milwaukee-based playwright, actress, and director who enjoys mixing the heartfelt with the hilarious. Some of her most notable works include Dancing With Hamlet, Summers in Prague, The Way We Suffer, A Play About About Parker, ROXANNE, and more. Her works have been produced and work-shopped through companies such as Windfall Theatre, Macha Productions (in Seattle, Washington), Chameleon Theatre Circle, Sidecar Theatre (both in Minneapolis, Minnesota), St. Croix Festival Theatre, Wisconsin Lutheran College, Spark Creative Works, and more. Deanna received her Bachelors of Arts with an emphasis in Theatre Performance at Wisconsin Lutheran College and currently lives in Milwaukee with her rats Elvira, Oscar, and Albee.
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News
2.12.21
I’ve been wondering if I should wait until more information about the actual production becomes available, but I’m over the moon about this opportunity and just really wanted to share it.
My play “The Cafe Mocha Murders” was chosen to be part of the American Association of Community Theatre's NewPlayFest 2022. What does that mean? Some time between June 1st 2021 and December 31st 2022 an affiliated theatre company will produce my show, and it will be published as part of an anthology through Dramatic Publishing (I maintain the rights to the show, though.) I don’t know the dates or the theatre company yet, but I’m ecstatic and can’t wait to get busy.
I’m told that several hundred scripts were submitted so to make it into the top six feels pretty fantastic. More information (and pictures of raccoons) coming soon.
My play “The Cafe Mocha Murders” was chosen to be part of the American Association of Community Theatre's NewPlayFest 2022. What does that mean? Some time between June 1st 2021 and December 31st 2022 an affiliated theatre company will produce my show, and it will be published as part of an anthology through Dramatic Publishing (I maintain the rights to the show, though.) I don’t know the dates or the theatre company yet, but I’m ecstatic and can’t wait to get busy.
I’m told that several hundred scripts were submitted so to make it into the top six feels pretty fantastic. More information (and pictures of raccoons) coming soon.
